Hezbollah has reportedly signaled readiness to attempt a coup against Lebanon's government following two security operations targeting the group. Authorities seized a Hezbollah-linked vehicle allegedly transporting more than half a ton of explosives packed with ball bearings and nails from the Bekaa Valley to Beirut and arrested two suspected operatives. In a separate operation, investigators raided a warehouse in the Galerie Semaan area containing cancer medications imported from Iran and India that were suspected of posing health risks. The importing company is reportedly linked to Hezbollah, with unconfirmed claims that it belongs to a son of Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem. During the raid, approximately 15 armed Hezbollah members on scooters reportedly surrounded the investigators, prompting the Lebanese Army to intervene.
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Hezbollah has reportedly signaled readiness to attempt a coup against Lebanon's government following two security operations targeting the group. Authorities seized a Hezbollah-linked vehicle allegedly transporting more than half a ton of explosives packed with ball bearings and nails from the Bekaa Valley to Beirut and arrested two suspected operatives. In a separate operation, investigators raided a warehouse in the Galerie Semaan area containing cancer medications imported from Iran and India that were suspected of posing health risks. The importing company is reportedly linked to Hezbollah, with unconfirmed claims that it belongs to a son of Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem. During the raid, approximately 15 armed Hezbollah members on scooters reportedly surrounded the investigators, prompting the Lebanese Army to intervene.
U.S. Ambassador to Lebanon Michel Issa called for the repeal of Lebanon's Israel boycott law in a meeting with members of Congress in Washington, according to Al-Jadeed. He spoke after a lawmaker raised the Lebanese Ambassador's contacts with her Israeli counterpart and the backlash they sparked at home.
Hezbollah supporters staged a demonstration at the entrance to Baalbek, in the Beqaa Valley, protesting last week's seizure of a Hezbollah truck carrying explosives. They condemned "the infringement upon the Resistance and its security" and warned that further action against the group "will lead to strife and dangerous repercussions"
Lebanese and Israeli military officials will meet in Tampa, Florida, from October 20 to 22, a U.S. source told Saudi Al-Hadath, stating that the talks will be limited to military and security arrangements, without political negotiations. The meetings will discuss implementing the framework agreement's military and security provisions, focusing on security arrangements in the pilot zones in southern Lebanon and on the details of the Lebanese army's deployment there. The source said the agenda will also include a mechanism for verifying the removal of weapons and military facilities from southern Lebanon.
Hezbollah is reportedly activating a new operational command system reducing field units dependence on central leadership, in an effort to maintain operational capabilities in the event of Israeli army strikes against senior militants and terror infrastructure
An Israeli teenager was killed, and 19 other people were wounded in an ordnance explosion during a high school field trip in northern Israel, near the Lebanese border. The Israeli army believes the ordnance was an unexploded submunition from a Hezbollah cluster rocket
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Kiryat Shmona police officers and bomb-disposal teams are securing the scene and investigating the explosion.The public is urged to stay away from the area and report any unexploded ordnance or suspicious objects to police.
PM Netanyahu was briefed on the serious incident in northern Israel and spoke with MDA Director-General Eli Bin, Education Minister Yoav Kisch and his military secretary. He called for the swift evacuation of the injured to hospitals and continues to hold security assessments.
Eight people are listed in serious and moderate condition and several more are lightly hurt following an explosion in the Ramim ridge area in northern Israel, close to the border with Lebanon, the Magen David Adom ambulance service says. The injured are schoolchildren and teachers who were on a hike near the Pe'er observation point in the area. The cause of the blast is believed to be the result of unexploded ordnance, although this is still under investigation by authorities.MDA says it is treating the wounded at the scene and has dispatched a helicopter to take the wounded to a hospital. The military also says it has dispatched Israeli Air Force helicopters to assist with the evacuation, and troops are at the scene providing assistance. The Israeli army says the circumstances of the explosion are under investigation
Initial reports of an incident in the Ramim Ridge area of Northern Israel. Authorities are investigating whether they were caused by an explosion or a fall. Approximately 12 injured
Lebanese sources told Al-Modon that Hezbollah is rebuilding its military capabilities in preparation for renewed war, using the ceasefire to restore its infrastructure in southern Lebanon, including south of the Litani River, and in northern Lebanon.
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